Roseburg review. [volume] (Roseburg, Or.) 1885-1920, 1887-09-30

Inc DaSc pail ciuD Is tue popular weapon
Tor breaking the Sabbath with.
Weather still continues fine, but good
rain would do much good now.
There was snow on the switch back over
the Northern Pacific last week.
Mrs. W. S. Humphrey returned this week
from a visit TO Salem and Astoria.
Henry Newman went to Canyonville this
week to work on mill at that place.
The new school house is assuming proper
tons, the frame is being put up this week.
Mr.. IIansen's thing and brick fill long
felt want. w. J. Mullen OF this city agent.
W. S. Humphrey will be candidate for
Recorder at the ensuing city election Mon
day.
The Misses. Edith and Alvic Imbler spent
a few days visiting i'll Looking Glass this
week.
Our city is at the mercy Of any contagious
disease. Let sewerage system be adopted
at once.
Conquer your prejudice by giving the
low priced goods trial at J. laskulek's Bar
gain store.
Stoves? Yes, stoves, car load of the best
kind of stoves just arrived at J. Jaskulek's S
Bargain store.
1t is stated that on the Ist Of next month
the o. & G. r. Il. will issue new time
card over that line.
Where is that crowd goingP Catch on!
1t is going TO ]. Jaskuleks Bargain store, for
all kinds Of Lamps.
Mr.. aud Mrs. ]. c. Fullerton went to Can
yonville this week to attend the wedding Of
Miss Addie Fullerton.
Prof. G. T. Russell finished visiting schools
in the southern prat Of t he county, and re.
turned home this week.
Miss Lucille Burnett i'll leave for Airing
ton next Monday morning TO visit her sister
Mrs. Horace -HurlbuEt 49,.
Rev. J. We Craig will hold quar- terly con,
erence in the NJ. E. Church South in this city
commencing Saturday.
Who will get the most votes on the city
election day, is uppermost in the minds of a
great number OF candidates.
The Eugene City Register showed a great
deal Of enterprise in publishing a daily last
week while the fair was in session.
Jos. Shindler Of the city bakery closed cut
lls business this week and lclt Roseburg.
lie has run the bakery here for some time.
Read Miss Underhill's article on San Fran
cisco in another column this week. She is
our former correspondent, "Orsini' from Drain.
Gov. St. John, the man whom several thou,
sand republicans in this state love, is coming
out to pay them iraternal visit.-Statesman.
The circus gambling business was not toler-
ated in Salem, and must not be again in Rose.
burg The law says that it can he stopped, and
it must
We arc sorry 10 learn that Mr.. John Weaver
LOST his dryer by fire this week. But he
will build another, and make the prune bust
ness so.
L. G. Wright's mill in Looking Glass is
running on full time and he is turning out
first class -four. If you want good bread give
him trial
Ifyou want first class quality of lime you
ought to buy of Montague Bros. They
arc experienced lime burners and have supe-
rior article
Wanted at THE REVIEW office dozen
hens, one half black spanish, the other hall
brown leghorn. Come right along with yqu
fowls and get the cash.
Montague Bros. have fresh kiln Of supe
Tior lime on hand, at their kilns on Robert
creek. They also have lime for sale q
Beardsleys's lumber yard in this city.
Remember that bids will be received ur Ii
Monday Oct. 10th, at ten O'Clock for the cs,n
struction of the bridges across East Umpo IL
and the North Umpqua at Winchester.
Rev. ! r. Dilworth of Portland ono Of III
finest temperance lecturers in Oregon, is cx
| pcctcd to be in Roseburg some time durin;
the coming week, All should hear him.
Grant Harry passed through town ycs,er
day on his way 10 his old home in Coos count,
on visit. He stopped long enough to orde
TIE REVIEW sent to his address for a ycar
Our item about Bro. Hursh's departure fol-
California last week slipped, but it is not toe
late TO say that the paper that he takes hole
Of must SO. We will have moro to say in tn
near future.
The Whatcom county Democrat is tn
name Of a new paper just started in Washing
ton Territory of which we received a copy
this week, which is an eight Column weekly
and is bright and newsy.
| The Drain Echo's correspondent from
Roseburg is good one. TIE REVIEW
would like very much to have one at th'
thriving town in the Calapooias, since we los
our much esteemed Ofsini.
Maj. Walsh has the finest cornet in thi
section. 1t is a beauty. By the way tn
Major can make good music with it too.
was manufactured by c. G. Conn and is on
| of the best instruments made.
Amos Emmitt who came home few day
ago from Eastern Oregon returned this week
He is in very poor health we are sorry to sa
and he thinks the climate in Eastern Oregp
} is better for his health than this.